Introducing Speaker Continues A Puzzle At Alumni Dinner
A scrambled report covers the Oklahoma City Kansas Alumni dinner where Chancellor Lindley and Dr. A C Scott were mixed up, with jokes about campus life. Anecdotes note a science lab mishap, local student antics, traffic tickets after a fraternal party, and reflections on marriage as a serious step.
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Lindley
Okahoma City
K. C - Cop
E. H. Lindley
A. C. Scott
K.A
Oklahoma City Kansas
Dr. Scott
Butler
W. B. Selly
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Kansas
Special Meeting Called by Ministerial Alliance
A special meeting of the Ministerial Alliance has been called for Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at the First Baptist church. Election of officers will be held, local business will be transacted, and petitions from interested groups will be received. Rev. Herbert Huffman will present matters from the Lawrence Council of Religious Education. All members urged to attend.
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Ministerial Alliance
First Baptist Church
Herbert Huffman
The
Lawrence Council of Religious Education
Associaton
Alliance
The Hour Commands Unity Sermon at Disciples Church
Sermon by Rev. Seth W Slaughter on church unity titled The Hour Commands Unity. Focuses on unity origins and limits of practice. Choir directed by G E Sawhill will sing Praise Ye the Father. Sunday School February observed with special efforts from active members.
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Seth W. Slaughter
Disciples of Christ
G. E. Sawhill
Father
Goumod
Ae Patetlon Peorth
Alcorn Reaches Dakota In Custody Of Sankey Case
Fragmentary report shows Alcorn reaching Dakota custody amid a kidnapping for ransom case tied to Verne Sankey. Text notes solitary confinement at primary prison as disposition pending. Recital cancellation mentioned with date March 6.
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Confederate of Verne
Sankey Fn
Sankey
Kidnaner
South Daws
Alcorn
Cqredierey
Miss Rosemarie Brancato to star in Kansas City
Miss Rosemarie Brancato a Kansas City girl rose to fame after an operatic debut in Chicago and is set to perform with the Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra association in Kansas City on February 3.
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Rosemarie Brancato
Kansas City
Kansas Cit
Rosemarie
Deanen
Cals City Philharmonic Orchestra Association
Brancato
Chicago
Miss Moten Honored with White House Recital Request
Miss Etta Moten contralto, formerly from the University of Kansas School of Fine Arts, was honored by being asked to give a recital at the White House last week. Teacher Mrs. Alice Moncrieff reported the news. Moten has sung in films, toured in plays, and gained NBC radio fame.
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Etta Moten
University of Kansas School ‘of Fine Arts
White House
Alice Moncrieff
Moten
New York City
NBC
New York Taxi Strike Ongoing as Drivers Seek Tax Funds
New York City endures a taxi strike affecting galleries and streets as 25,000 drivers stay home. Estimates vary. 10,000 cabs idle amid a dispute over a five cent fare tax collected last September. Mayor LaGuardia hopes for settlement with drivers seeking the full tax money, while companies offer a 60 40 split.
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New York
Gore
Cis
LaGuardis
LaGuardia
London Recital by Evelyn Swarthout at Wigmore Hall
Evelyn Swarthout, daughter of Dean and Mrs D M Swarthout, prepares for a London piano recital under Tobias Matthay at Wigmore Hall on Monday evening February 5. Her resume includes a BA in Music, a Reynolds scholarship, and a BBC audition. plans for a Belgium tour were disrupted by Lucius Grein’s death. The program features Bach Busoni, Schumann, Chopin, Debussy, Stravinsky, and Strauss paraphrase from Die Fledermaus.
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Evelyn Swarthout
D. M. Swarthout
London
Tobias Matthay
Wigmore Hall
Isa Swarthout
K. A. School
Érey Reynolds
British Broadcasting Company
Belgium
Debussy
Debusery
Red Rule Will Sweep World Says Communists Report
Moscow Feb 3 AP delegates to the all union communist party congress cheered as the Communist Internationale presented its report predicting a world revolution and victory for communism. Manuilsky delivered the report, naming China and Germany as chief party forces and noting gains in France Poland and Czechoslovakia while the United States was not mentioned.
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Moscow
All-Union
Communist Party Congress
The
Communist Internationale
D.Z. Manuilsky
Manuilsky
Communist
China
Germany
France
Poland
Czechoslovakia
United States
Deaths and Funerals Nathana Lore Clyde
Nathana Lore Clyde of Lansdowne Pennsylvania dies abruptly. sister Mrs R V ter 1045 Troupe Ave Kansas City Kansas reports the passing. Clyde formerly lived locally and attended the state university. Body to be transported to Kansas City for services Tuesday afternoon at Immanuel Baptist Church at 15th and Quindara.
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Nathana Lore Clyde
R. V.ter
Troupe Ave
Kansas City
Kansas
Nathans Lore Clyde
Lansdowne
Pennsylvania
Clyde
State of the University
Kansas ‘City
Immanual Baptist Church
15Th
Quindara Kansas Ci
Secret Service ordered to rout graft in Washington
New York February 3 AP The Daily News reports President Roosevelt ordered the secret service to end graft among officials and the underworld. Treasury Secretary Morgenthau authorized the action with Moran heading a probe of customs fraud, bribes, and drug and alien trafficking. Moran denies knowledge of such an investigation and pledges full cooperation.
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New York
APS
The
Daily News
Roosevelt
Secret Service
Lincoln
Allan Pinkerton
Washington
State Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Morgenthau
United States
Hudson River
Haverstraw
N. Y
William H. Moran
New York Daily News
Dollar profit to government from devaluation order
Washington February 3 The treasury reports a dollar profit to the government on Roosevelt's devaluation order totaling 2 805 512 060 paid into the general fund. The federal deficit stood at 1 922 598 172 yesterday and expenditures to date show a surplus of 973 716 937. If Morgenthau does not apply the profit to current needs the year end deficit may reach the 7 billion dollar estimate.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
General Fund
Morgenthau
Rewards Offered for Escaped Kansas Convicts
Gov. Alf Landon announced rewards totaling 750 for the capture of Jim Clark and Frank Delmar after their escape from the Kansas state penitentiary with five others. The offers, within a year, set Clark at 500 and Delmar at 250, with Bob Brady already killed and the others recaptured.
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Topeka
Alf M. Landon
Jim Clark
Frank Delmar
Kansas State Penitentiary
State Penitentiary
Clark
Delmar
Bob Brady
Guest Artists at First Baptist Church service
Guest singers join the First Baptist Church program tomorrow at 10 50 a m. A quartet including Mrs L W Berry Miss Helen Beant Ray Wright and Charles Thoman will perform Still With Thee and My Father s House Are Many Mansions. Mrs Paul C Rankin accompanies and will play organ pieces Triumphal March Offertory and Postlude. Rev C C Cunningham opens a sermon series on the Sermon on the M eek.
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First Baptist Church
L. W. Berry
Helen Beant Ray Wright
Charles Thoman
Oleg A Beard
MacDermid
Paul C. Rankin
Costa
Batiste
Lemmena
C. C. Cunningham
Senate Approves 950 Million CWA Unemployment Relief Bill
Senate appropriations committee approved an administration bill to fund 950 million dollars for unemployment relief and the civil works administration for the rest of the fiscal year. Harry Hopkins testified that about 400 million would cover civil works to May 1, with the rest for unemployment relief grants to states. He said GRR cuts would begin gradually and be abandoned by May 1.
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Washington
Civil Works Administration
Senate Appropriations Committee
Harry J. Hopkins
GWA
Four wolves drive in Franklin county yield one coyote
Franklin county reports four wolf drives yesterday with only one animal bagged. A lone coyote was captured in Pleasant Valley district No. 94 roundup. A labor wage talk yields 45 cents as the going rate for common labor on repaving. A new wash bar replaces the old bootleg stained basin in the police department. An operetta performance at Tulip Time ends with windmill prop mishap during a love song performance.
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Franklin County
Pleasant Valley
Tom Burtch
City Hall
Steel clash with NRA tests labor board stance
New York February 3 AP report says leading steel firms endorse Weirton stance and pledge to resist attacks on their company unions. They argue unions comply with section 7 A of the NIRA and fear Roosevelt order elections may violate it. The president's order allows the labor board to intervene in factions and conduct elections for labor representation when workers seek it.
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New York
National Labor Board
NRA
Weirton Steel Company
NIRA
Roosevelt
Labor Board
Social Ca Cal Calendar Echoes Lawrence Social Scene
Mrs henen Gratton hosts informal dinner with Sepsi Nits and George Docking mentioned alongside University figures. The social calendar lists multiple club meetings and dinners including the Monday Sewing Club, Finesse Club ladies, and the Colonial luncheon among others. Notable visits include Dr and Mrs Virgil Kennedy en route to Kansas City.
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Henen Gratton
George Docking
Eldridge
Robert F ‘Rowlands
Ourday Niight
Univerali
Howard
Veatch
Bridge Sc
Medge TV Lene
C. Simons
Oneae Rela
Brert Nash
Oread Bride
Ioe
Asso. Emery
Chi Omerca Etonisy Sewing Club
Sire
Hasford
Ad Mende
the .Colonial
Phi Epsilon
Livya Houston
Miss Dorothea Simons Weekend in Minneapolis
Miss Dorothea Simons traveled to Minneapolis Kansas to spend the weekend with sister Mrs. L A McNalley. Accompanying her was niece Mary Beth Peasley who has been visiting there. Other items note Miss Evelyn Ulrich teaching at Garden City high school home for weekend. Mrs C O Nelson and Mrs C A Nordlund of Auburn Neb guests of Mrs Nelson's daughter Mrs Dolph Simons. Mr and Mrs G L Kreeck of Clay Center visiting Mr and Mrs J Frank Jones. Kreeck to return home early next week, Mrs Kreeck to stay in Lawrence.
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Dorothea. Simons
Minneapolis
Kan
L. A. McNalley
Mary Beth Peasley
Evelyn Ulrich
Garden City High School
C. O. Nelson
C. A. Nordlund
Auburn
Neb
Neb., Were Guests Today of Mrs. Nelson’s Daughter, Mrs. Dolph Simons
G. L. Kreeck
Clay
Center
J. Frank Jones
Dlr
Kreeck
Lawrence
Nordic Myths May Be Base of German Church
Berlin February 3 AP New impetus in the movement for a third Reich in Germany was regarded as given by the appointment of Dr Alfred Rosenberg as the new philosophic dictator for the third reich. He was named by Chancellor Hitler to supervise the world viewpoint philosophy to prevail throughout Germany. Rosenberg and other Nazis advocate a Germanic cult founded on Nordic racial principles and Nordic mythology as a substitute for Christianity.
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Berlin
Germany
Alfred Rosenberg
Third Reich
Hitler
Rosenberg
Boynton Rules on Room and Meals Allowance in Trial Context
AP report from Topeka notes attorney Geer states that Roland Boynton, amid impeachment trials before the state senate, ruled house members and the prosecution board of managers are not entitled to room and board allowances beyond their daily pay. The issue arose in a request by Sen. Wil from Schoen Ri Downs. In Sedan, twins born to Mr and Mrs John Moore during President Roosevelt’s era are Franklin and Eleanor. In Washington, relief admin grants $200,000 for unemployment relief and civil works in Kansas. Adv invites inquiries about a secretarial course at the local business college.
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Topeka
Geers
Roland Boynton
State Senate
House
Board of Maragera
Sen
Wil
Schoen Ri Downs
Sedan
Kan
John Moore
President Roosevelt
Franklin and
Eleanor
Cabinet Resignations Shake Paris After Daladier Dispute
Three cabinet members resign in Paris following a clash with Premier Edouard Daladier over his removal of Police Prefect Chiappe from office. The resignations signal political tension during the Feb. 3 period.
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Pembers
Paris
Edouard Daladier
Police
Chiappe
Valley Chapel Notes Embrace Local News From Pasadena To Lone Star
Valley Chapel column reports Nas Watts returning home after months in Pasadena with family visits near Lecompton. Community members and relatives attend gatherings in Lawrence and Centropolis. Farmers butcher beef, Ladies Aid meets with 21 attendants, and events include birthday party for John David Nieder and hog and corn allotment meeting at Lone Star.
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R. Nas Watts
Hanying
Pasadena
Calif
Payton
Mack Watts
Lecompton
Merle McKinney
Sutton
Lawrence
Ands
Fred ‘McKinney
Hugo Schellhorn
Eudora
Robert Wilson
Jolly -Stitchers
Marvin Bond
Solon Markley
William
John Dunn
Markley
Ladies Aid
W. J. Curtis
Pleasant Grove
P. McNees
Fred Gray
John Banks
Lee Gray
Howard
Rosalie
Centropolis
Mrs. Gray
Florence
Gus Hadl
Neal Banks
Lone Star
John Erhlich
John Brohammer
Pearl
Emma Nieder
Fred McKinney
Floyd Curtiss
Marvin
Roy Puckett
Wayne
Crystal Dooley
Gottlieb Nieder
John David
Roy Curtis
Conrad
Ruth Puckett
Bond
Allen
Bobby
Columbia
Son Howard
Lecompton Notes Include Play Review and Basketball Results
Lecompton High reports the sophomores staged Sound Your Horn by Howard Reed in the auditorium with Miss Maurine Bruner supervising. Guests visited from Topeka, and Berryton, Carbondale, Silver Lake, Washburn and others as teams competed in a mid season tourney, with Lecompton’s boys and girls reaching finals but not winning.
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Howard Reed
Maurine Bruner
Marguerite P. Shera
Lovie A. Tolle
W. H.,zarker
Topeka
Sherar
Washburn
Rachel
Rush
Auburn
Berryton
Carbondale
Lecompton
Silver Lake
Tecompton
Jessie Norwood
Ruth Norwand
Ruliy Morriss
Grace Kellogg
Henrietta Slavens
Hazel Wingfield
Dorothy Armstrong
Hoys
Leeninton
Eugene Harding
Ralph Hildenbrand
Louis Werener
Wesley Crady
Eugene Murphy
Hedgeman McClanahan
Elmer Gondrich
Clyde Gibbens
Chester
Denzel
Leonard Williams
Williams
Pleasantrove, Jr
Ed la Mont
Tin Mont
Margraret Tenvenny
North
Lawrence
Las Animas
Colo
Kansas
Suit Against Officials Challenges Federal Funds for Municipal Utility
Topeka ndash. Kansas Utilities company files in Shawnee county district court seeking injunction to block Burlington from building a municipal electric plant. Judge grants temporary restraining order. hearing set for February 17. Fort Scott ndash. restraint order also issued to stop Burlington from renting its utility plant, while Kansas Utilities had supplied Burlington with electricity. City funded $118,000 in bonds last June, attempted PWA loan of $115,000 secured by bonds, plus a $27,000 PWA grant.
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Topeka
National Industrial’ Recovery Act
Shawnee County
Kansas Utilities Company
Burlington
George A. Kline
Fort Scott
Kan
Kansas . Utilities Company
Judge Line
PWA
North Lawrance First Baptist Church Service Times
Whitlam A Scott pastors North Lawrance First Baptist Church with Eva Lowry as clerk and Verna Anderson as pianist. Testimonial and communion start at 10 30 am to allow Bible school at 11 45 am. A A Hu superintendent stresses punctual Bible school and home training for spiritual growth.
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North Lawrance
First Baptist Church
Jésus
Whitlam A. Scott
Eva Lowry
Verna Anderson
Religious services outline at United Brethren and Pentecostal churches
The article lists morning worship at 11, Sunday school at 9:45, and events at United Brethren Church on Lincoln Avenue including a sermon on "Will Be Christian" and an oratorical contest with finalists Virginia Clark Wanda Edmonds and Richard Riges. It notes a Christian education fundraiser, a Monday business meeting, and Pentecostal Assembly of God services at Fourteenth and Rhode Island with evangelistic programs and revival announcements.
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United Thren
Baventeenth
Vermont
Streeta L. ‘Heatherington
Achool
Erwin Branson
Mae, Rowley
Fouth
Christian
Endeavor Service
Ervin Branson
United Brethren
Virginia “Clark
Wanda Edmonds
Richard Riges
Assembly of God
Fourteenth
Rhode Island
R. P.ashworth
H. W. Roberte
Jesus
John
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